Basics ofWebDesignHTML5 & CSS
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TerryAnn Felke-Morris,Ed.D.
ProfessorEmerita
HarperCollege
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Preface
BasicsofWebDesign: HTML5 & CSS isintendedforuseinabeginningweb designorwebdevelopmentcourse.Topicsareintroducedintwo-page sectionsthatfocusonkeypointsandoftenincludeahands-onpractice exercise.Thetextcoversthebasicsthatwebdesignersneedtodevelop theirskills:
IntroductoryInternetandWorldWideWebconcepts
CreatingwebpageswithHTML5
Configuringtext,color,andpagelayoutwithCascadingStyleSheets
Configuringimagesandmultimediaonwebpages
ExploringCSSFlexboxandCSSGridlayoutsystems Webdesignbestpractices
Creatingresponsivewebpagesthatdisplaywellonbothdesktopand mobiledevices
Accessibility,usability,andsearchengineoptimizationconsiderations
Obtainingadomainnameandawebhost PublishingtotheWeb
StudentfilesincludesolutionstotheHands-OnPracticeexercises,starter filesfortheHands-OnPracticeexercises,andthestarterfilesfortheCase Study.TheeTextoffersstudentfiledownloadsbychapter(whereused) wiithineachchapterintroduction.Studentfilesarealsoavailablefor downloadfromthecompanionwebsiteforthisbookat www.pearson.com/felke-morris.
Buildingonthistextbook’ssuccessfulfifthedition,thesixthedition features:
AdditionalHands-OnPracticeexercises
Updatedcodesamples,casestudies,andwebresources
UpdatesforHTML5elementsandattributes
Expandedtreatmentofpagelayoutdesignandresponsivewebdesign techniques
ExpandedtreatmentofCSSFlexibleLayoutModule(Flexbox)and CSSGridLayoutsystems
Expandedcoverageofresponsiveimagetechniquesincludinglazy loading
UpdatedreferencesectionsforHTML5andCSS
Features of the Text
Design for Today and Tomorrow
Thetextbookpreparesstudentstodesignwebpagesthatworktodayin additiontobeingreadytotakeadvantageofnewHTML5andCSScoding techniquesofthefuture.
Well-Rounded Selection of Topics
Thistextincludesboth“hard”skillssuchasHTML5andCascadingStyle Sheets(Chapters 1 –2 and 4 –11 )and“soft”skillssuchasweb design (Chapter 3 )andpublishingtotheWeb(Chapter 12 ).Thiswellroundedfoundationwillhelpstudentsastheypursuecareersasweb professionals.Studentsandinstructorswillfindclassesmoreinteresting becausetheycandiscuss,integrate,andapplybothhardandsoftskillsas studentscreatewebpagesandwebsites.Thetopicsineachchapterare typically-introducedonconcisetwo-pagesectionsthatareintendedto providequickoverviewsandtimelypracticewiththetopic.
Two-Page Topic Sections
Mosttopicsareintroducedinaconcise,two-pagesection.Manysections alsoincludeimmediatehands-onpracticeofthenewskillorconcept. Thisapproachisintendedtoappealtoyourbusystudents—especiallythe millennialmultitaskers—whoneedtodrilldowntotheimportant conceptsrightaway.
Hands-On Practice
Webdesignisaskill,andskillsarebestlearnedbyhands-onpractice. Thistextemphasizeshands-onpracticethroughpracticeexerciseswithin thechapters,end-of-chapterexercises,andthedevelopmentofawebsite throughongoingreal-worldcasestudies.Thisvarietyexercisesprovides instructorswithachoiceofassignmentsfor a particularcourseor semester.
Website Case Study
Therearecasestudiesthatcontinuethroughoutmostofthetext (beginningat Chapter 2 ).Thecasestudiesservetoreinforceskills discussedineachchapter.Samplesolutionstothecasestudyexercises areavailableontheInstructorResourceCenteravailablethrough https://pearsonhighered.com/felke.
Focus on Web Design
Everychapteroffersanadditionalactivitythatexploreswebdesigntopics relatedtothechapter.Theseactivitiescanbeusedtoreinforce,extend, andenhancethecoursetopics.
FAQs
Inherwebdesigncourses,theauthorisfrequentlyaskedsimilar questionsbystudents.Theyareincludedinthebookandaremarked withtheidentifyingFAQicon.
Focus on Accessibility
Developingaccessiblewebsitesismoreimportantthanever,andthistext isinfusedwithaccessibilitytechniquesthroughout.Thespecialicon shownheremakesaccessibilityinformationeasytofind.
Focus on Ethics
Ethicalissuesrelatedtowebdevelopmentarehighlightedthroughoutthe textwiththespecialethicsiconshownhere.
Quick Tips
Quicktips,whichprovideusefulbackgroundinformation,orhelpwith productivity,areindicatedwiththisQuickTipicon.
Explore Further
Thespecialiconidentifiesenrichmenttopicsalongwithwebresources usefulfordelvingdeeperintoaconceptintroducedinbook.
Reference Materials
Theappendicesofferreferencematerial,includinganHTML5reference,a CascadingStyleSheetsreference,aWCAG2.1QuickReference,an overviewofARIALandmarkRolesandaWebSafeColorPalette.
VideoNotes
VideoNotesarePearson’svisualtooldesignedforteachingstudentskey programmingconceptsandtechniques.Theseshortstep-by-stepvideos demonstratehowtosolveproblemsfromdesignthroughcoding.
VideoNotesallowforself-placedinstructionwitheasynavigation includingtheabilitytoselect,play,rewind,fast-forward, andstopwithin eachVideoNoteexercise.Marginiconsinyourtextbookletyouknow whena VideoNotevideoisavailableforaparticularconceptorhands-on practice.
Supplemental Materials
Student Resources
Studentresourcesprovidebothreinforcementandpracticeofnew conceptsandskillsinclude:
VideoNotes
StudentFilescontainingthefollowing:
Hands-OnPracticestarterfiles
Hands-OnPracticesolutions
CaseStudystarterfiles
Author’s Website
Inadditiontothepublisher’scompanionwebsiteforthisbook,theauthor maintainsawebsiteat https://www.webdevbasics.net.Thiswebsite containsapageforeachchapterwithadditionalresourcesand updates. Thiswebsiteisnotsupportedbythepublisher.
Acknowledgments
VeryspecialthanksgotothepeopleatPearson,includingTracyJohnson, CaroleSnyder,ScottDisanno,andErinSullivan.
Mostofall,Iwouldliketothankmyfamilyfortheirpatienceand encouragement.Mywonderfulhusband,GregMorris,hasbeena constantsourceoflove,understanding,support,andencouragement. Thankyou,Greg!Abigshout-outtomychildren,JamesandKaren,who grewupthinkingthateveryone’sMomhadtheirownwebsite.Thankyou bothforyourunderstanding,patience,andtimelysuggestions.Finally,a veryspecialdedicationtothememoryofmyfatherwhowillbegreatly missed.
About the Author
Dr.TerryAnnFelke-MorrisisaProfessorEmeritaatHarperCollegein Palatine,Illinois.SheholdsaDoctorofEducationdegree,aMasterof Sciencedegreeininformationsystems,andnumerouscertifications, includingAdobeCertifiedDreamweaver8Developer,WOWCertified AssociateWebmaster,MicrosoftCertifiedProfessional,MasterCIW Designer,andCIWCertifiedInstructor.
Dr.Felke-MorrisreceivedtheBlackboardGreenhouseExemplaryOnline CourseAwardin2006foruseofInternettechnologyintheacademic environment.Sheistherecipientoftwointernationalawards:the InstructionalTechnologyCouncil’sOutstandinge-LearningFaculty AwardforExcellenceandtheMERLOTAwardforExemplaryOnline LearningResources—MERLOTBusinessClassics.
Withmorethan25yearsofinformationtechnologyexperiencein businessandindustry,Dr. Felke-Morrispublishedherfirstwebsitein
1996andhasbeenworkingwiththeWebeversince.Along-time promoterofwebstandards,shewasamemberoftheWebStandards ProjectEducationTaskForce.Dr.Felke-Morrisistheauthorofthe populartextbook WebDevelopment and DesignFoundations with HTML5, currentlyinitstenthedition.Shewasinstrumentalindevelopingthe WebDevelopmentdegreeandcertificateprogramsatHarperCollege.For moreinformationaboutDr.TerryAnnFelke-Morris,visit https:// terrymorris.net.
SpecialEntityCharacters 44
HTMLSyntaxValidation 46
StructuralElements 48
AnchorElement 54
DesigntoProvideforAccessibility 78
UseofText 80
WebColorPalette 82
DesignforYourTargetAudience 84
ChoosingaColorScheme 86
UseofGraphicsandMultimedia 90
MoreDesignConsiderations 92 NavigationDesign 94
FixedandFluidLayouts 98
DesignfortheMobileWeb 100
ResponsiveWebDesign 102
WebDesignBestPracticesChecklist 104
ReviewandApply 106
Chapter 4 CascadingStyleSheetsBasics 111
CascadingStyleSheetsOverview 112
CSSSelectorsandDeclarations 114
CSSSyntaxforColorValues 116
ConfigureInlineCSS 118
ConfigureEmbeddedCSS 120
ConfigureExternalCSS 122
CSSSelectors:Class,Id,andDescendant 124
SpanElement 126
PracticewithCSS 128
TheCascade 130
PracticewiththeCascade 132
CSSSyntaxValidation 134
ReviewandApply 136
Chapter 5 Graphics&TextStylingBasics 143 GraphicsontheWeb 144
ImgElement 148
ImageHyperlinks 150
ConfigureBackgroundImages 152
PositionBackgroundImages 154
CSSMultipleBackgroundImages 156
FontswithCSS 158
CSSTextProperties 160
PracticewithGraphicsandText 162
ConfigureListMarkerswithCSS 164
TheFavoritesIcon 166
ImageMaps 168
FigureandFigcaptionElements 170
ReviewandApply 172
Chapter 6 MoreCSSBasics 181
WidthandHeightwithCSS 182
TheBoxModel 184
MarginandPaddingwithCSS 186
BorderswithCSS 188
CSSRoundedCorners 190
CenterPageContentwithCSS 192
CSSBoxShadowandTextShadow 194
CSSBackgroundClipandOrigin 196
CSSBackgroundResizeandScale 198
PracticewithCSSProperties 200
CSSOpacity 202
CSSRGBAColor 204
CSSHSLAColor 206
CSSGradients 208
ReviewandApply 210
Chapter 7 PageLayoutBasics 219
NormalFlow 220
Float 222
ClearaFloat 224
Overflow 226
CSSBoxSizing 228
BasicTwo-ColumnLayout 230
VerticalNavigationwithanUnorderedList 234
HorizontalNavigationwithanUnorderedList 236
CSSInteractivitywithPseudo-Classes 238
PracticewithCSSTwo-ColumnLayout 240
CSSforPrint 242
CSSSprites 244
PositioningwithCSS 246
FixedPositionNavigationBar 250
FragmentIdentifiers 252
SinglePageWebsite 254
ReviewandApply 256
Chapter 8 ResponsiveLayoutBasics 265
CSSFlexibleBoxLayout 266
MoreAboutFlexContainers 268
FlexboxImageGallery 270
ConfigureFlexItems 272
PracticewithFlexbox 274
CSSGridLayout 276
GridColumns,Rows,andGap 278
Two-ColumnGridPageLayout 280
LayoutwithGridAreas 284
ProgressiveEnhancementwithGrid 288
CenteringwithFlexboxandGrid 290
ViewportMetaTag 292
CSSMediaQueries 294
ResponsiveLayoutwithMediaQueries 296
ResponsiveGridLayoutwithMediaQueries 300
FlexibleImageswithCSS 304
PictureElement 306
ResponsiveImgElementAttributes 308
TestingMobileDisplay 310
ReviewandApply 312
Chapter 9 TableBasics 325
TableOverview 326
TableRows,Cells,andHeaders 328
SpanRowsandColumns 330
ConfigureanAccessibleTable 332
StyleaTablewithCSS 334
CSSStructuralPseudo-classes 336
ConfigureTableSections 338
ReviewandApply 340
Chapter 10 FormBasics 347
FormOverview 348
InputElementandTextBox 350
SubmitButtonandResetButton 352
CheckBoxandRadioButton 354
TextareaElement 356
SelectElementandOptionElement 358
LabelElement 360
FieldsetElementandLegendElement 362
StyleaFormwithCSS 364
FormLayoutwithCSSGrid 366
Server-SideProcessing 368
PracticewithaForm 370
Password,Hidden,andFileUploadControls 372
MoreTextFormControls 374
DatalistElement 376
SliderandSpinnerControls 378
DateandColor-WellControls 380
MoreFormPractice 382
ReviewandApply 384
Chapter 11 MediaandInteractivityBasics 395
GettingStartedwithAudioandVideo 396
AudioElementandSourceElement 398
VideoElementandSourceElement 400
PracticewithVideo 402
IframeElement 404
CSSTransformProperty 406
CSSTransitionProperty 408
PracticewithInteractivity 410
CSSDrop-DownMenu 412
DetailsElementandSummaryElement 414
JavaScript&jQuery 416
HTML5APIs 418
ReviewandApply 420
Chapter 12 WebPublishingBasics 427
FileOrganization 428
RegisteraDomainName 430
ChooseaWebHost 432
SecureSocketsLayer(SSL) 434
PublishwithFileTransferProtocol 436
SearchEngineSubmission 438
SearchEngineOptimization 440
AccessibilityTesting 442
UsabilityTesting 444
ReviewandApply 446
Appendix
HTML5CheatSheet 450
CSSCheatSheet 455
WCAG2.1QuickReference 463
LandmarkRoleswithARIA 465
WebSafeColorPalette 467
Index 468
Credits 484
VideoNotes
Locationsof VideoNotes
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Chapter 1 InternetandWebBasics
EvolutionoftheWeb 3
YourFirstWebPage 20
Chapter 2 HTMLBasics
HTMLValidation 46
Chapter 3 WebDesignBasics
PrinciplesofVisualDesign 76
Chapter 4 CascadingStyleSheetsBasics
ExternalStyleSheets 122
CSSValidation 134
Chapter 5 Graphics&TextStylingBasics
BackgroundImages 154
Chapter 6 MoreCSSBasics
CSSRoundedCorners 190
Chapter 7 PageLayoutBasics
InteractivitywithCSSPseudo-Classes 238
LinkingtoaNamedFragment 252
Chapter 8 ResponsiveLayoutBasics
CSSGridLayout 280
Chapter 9 TableBasics
ConfigureaTable 328
Chapter 10 FormBasics
ConnectaFormtoServer-sideProcessing 368
Chapter 11 MediaandInteractivityBasics
HTML5Video 400
ConfigureanInlineFrame 405
Chapter 12 WebPublishingBasics
ChoosingaDomainName 430
The Internet and the Web
The Internet
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The Birth of the Internet
TheInternetbeganasanetworktoconnectcomputersatresearch facilitiesanduniversities.Messagesinthisnetworkwouldtraveltotheir destinationsbymultipleroutesorpaths,allowingthenetworktofunction evenifpartsofitwerebrokenordestroyed.Themessagewouldbe reroutedthroughafunctioningportionofthenetworkwhiletravelingto itsdestination.ThisnetworkwasdevelopedbytheAdvancedResearch ProjectsAgency(ARPA)—andtheARPAnetwasborn.Fourcomputers (locatedatUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles;StanfordResearch Institute;UniversityofCalifornia,SantaBarbara;andtheUniversityof Utah)wereconnectedbytheendof1969.
Growth of the Internet
Astimewenton,othernetworks,suchastheNationalScience Foundation’sNSFnet,werecreatedandconnectedwiththeARPAnet.Use ofthisinterconnectednetwork,orInternet,wasoriginallylimitedto
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